Latest articles by Kenny Pryde
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Onix Black RH/Pro review
CW takes a look at a carbon-fibre offering from a new British company
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Cinelli Saetta Veloce review
There aren?t many brands in cycling that merit the overused term ?iconic?, but Cinelli is one that surely does
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Cavendish the climber: Tour de France comment
Tour de France 2012: Mark Cavendish to test 'new form' on Tour's hillier stages
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Marianne Vos enthusiastic about British Women's Tour
Could Olympic and World champion Marianne Vos ride in the inaugural Women's Tour in Britain next season?
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Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 review
Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 test by Kenny Pryde
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Valverde doubles his score in Andorra
Vuelta A Espana 2012: Chris Froome loses time after Cameron Meyer impresses
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No Goodbyes: David Millar's Grand Tour finalé
David Millar bid farewell to the pro peloton at the Vuelta a Espana, his final race as a Garmin-Sharp rider. Cycle Sport travelled to Spain to interview the Scot and look back on his favourite race.
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Ballan wins final Eneco Tour stage as Boom wins overall
Eneco Tour 2012 stage seven: Rabobank man Lars Boom snatches victory on tough final day in Belgium
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FDJ trainer: Chris Froome's performance looks legitimate
FDJ team coach Fred Grappe says he's not impressed by Antoine Vayer's ‘La Preuve par 21' method of detecting doped riders
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James Shaw for Lotto-Belisol in 2015
Talented junior James Shaw, currently racing with Haribo-Beacon, is heading to Belgium in 2015 to ride for the Lotto-Belisol under-23 team in his first senior year
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Rafal Majka conquers the Alps to win Tour de France stage 14
Vincenzo Nibali extends overall lead over rivals as the fight for podium places hots up
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UCI Independent Commission hearing stalls
Procedural hearing of UCI independent commission adjourns until a solution to doping amnesty is drawn up
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Sky sticks with 2013 Tour de France-winning bikes
Team Sky have begun the season riding exactly the same model Pinarello bikes as they did in 2013. Are they exactly the same? We asked mechanic Alan Williams to spill the beans
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Bradley Wiggins reclaims British time trial title
Bradley Wiggins crowned British TT champion, Geraint Thomas second, Alex Dowsett third
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James Shaw's winning streak
18-year-old James Shaw became first British rider to win both junior editions of Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne and Het Nieuwsblad
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Welcome to the Jungels
Bob Jungels of the Trek Factory Racing team is tackling his first Grand Tour at the Vuelta and doing remarkably well for a 21 year old. No doubt he’s one to watch
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Andy Fenn working hard to be a driving force in Sky's Classics campaign
The 25-year-old says he's learnt a lot from his first senior Paris-Roubaix in 2015 and is looking to place himself at the core of Sky's Classics line-up
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Thibaut Pinot looking to make the most of climbers' course at Rio Olympics
Thibaut Pinot finished second to French compatriot Alexis Vuillermoz in the Olympic test event, but hopes to go one better next August
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'Calling off Paris-Nice stage was not an easy decision' says race director
The Paris-Nice stage three was abandoned with just under 100km gone as snow fall made the course treacherous for riders
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Adam Yates third overall in Tour de Franche-Comte
British rider Adam Yates wins stage, takes Best Under-23 rider title and places third overall in French stage race
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Peiper calls the tune at BMC
New management recruit Allan Peiper has some ideas about how to turn BMC Racing's fortunes around
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Taylor Phinney's late attack nets him Tour of Poland stage four
Tour of Poland 2013, stage four: Taylor Phinney holds off sprinters to take classy solo win
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Tony Gallopin says Tour de France lead was thanks to French solidarity
Tony Gallopin gave both Lotto-Belisol and French cycling a massive shot in the arm when he took the yellow jersey in Mulhouse
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Dowsett chasing more wins and a contract
Freshly minted Commonwealth Games time trial champion Alex Dowsett has a race programme that will give him a chance to win something in the run-in to the World championships
